According to the report, Koetter thinks running an offense led by quarterback Matt Ryan and featuring wide receivers Roddy White and Julio Jones is a great opportunity that he’s not ready to leave, and that as long as he’s running that offense, he’ll have other offers in the future.

The 53-year-old Koetter already met with the Chiefs about their head-coaching vacancy on Tuesday, and he had been planning to interview with the Eagles and Browns. But he decided it was in his best interests to stay in Atlanta.

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Good for the teams. He was a terrible college HC, and from my experience, if you were bad at a lower level, you’re not going to figure out how to do the job at the highest level. See Jim Caldwell and Cam Cameron for the best examples of this phenomenon.

I’m glad I was afraid my team might hire him. The Falcons offense wasn’t anything spectacular this year under him neither have the falcons as a whole even with their record. Now here’s to hoping Josh McDaniels and Bill O’Brien drop from potential NFl head coaches for next year